Motorists in Manila lose 98 hours to traffic annually.
Heavy traffic is pictured along Marcos Highway, as motorists queue for a checkpoint on the first day of the Philippine capital's reimplementation of a stricter lockdown to curb coronavirus disease infections, in Marikina City, Metro Manila, Philippines, August 4, 2020.
GoShorty found that Manila, along with Tel Aviv in Israel and Tokyo in Japan, has a 43% congestion level, and citizens in these cities lose 98 hours to traffic annually.
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